Andy Morgan, a Dublin man who died by suicide, is the subject of this short film from NearTV. It gathers his family and friends to talk about who he was and what his death left behind, using their accounts rather than narration to build a picture of the man himself. The film stays local and personal, set in Dublin, and keeps its focus tight on one life and one loss rather than on statistics or policy. It closes with a list of Irish support services, including Aware, Console, and the Samaritans, positioning itself as a piece meant to be watched alongside that kind of help rather than as a stand-alone story. Sources on the production are limited, but the core of the film is plain: people who knew Andy Morgan speaking about him on camera, and the ordinary difficulty of doing that.